Josey wasn't the best pupil at Sunday school. In fact, he was known for his mischievous antics and his knack for getting into trouble. Every Sunday, his poor teacher, Mrs. Thompson, would have her hands full trying to keep him focused during the lesson.
One Sunday, Mrs. Thompson decided to teach the class about the Ten Commandments. She explained each commandment carefully, hoping that the children would understand the importance of living by these rules.
"Now, can anyone tell me what the first commandment is?" Mrs. Thompson asked, looking around the classroom.
Josey's hand shot up eagerly. Mrs. Thompson hesitated for a moment, knowing that Josey's answers were often unpredictable, but she decided to give him a chance.
"Yes, Josey, what is the first commandment?" she asked, bracing herself for whatever response he might give.
Josey grinned mischievously and proudly proclaimed, "Thou shalt not admit adultery!"
The classroom erupted into laughter, and Mrs. Thompson struggled to maintain her composure. She couldn't help but admire Josey's creativity, even if it wasn't quite the correct answer.
Trying to regain control of the situation, Mrs. Thompson gently corrected Josey's interpretation of the commandment, much to the amusement of the class.
Despite his occasional antics, Josey's lively spirit brought joy to Sunday school each week. And while he might not have been the best pupil in terms of traditional behavior, his unique perspective never failed to entertain his classmates and his teacher alike.